... ornamentations. The performers were as follow:—Solo euphonium, Mr. G. H. Bourne, of the Coldstream Guards Band and the Covent Garden Promenade Concerts; solo cornet, Mr. J. H. Williams, the Grenadier Guards Band (by kind permission of Lieutenant Dan Godfrey); ...

... The various methods of them were carefully described, and members were advised to take as their model the plants sold in Covent Garden Market, and endeavour to eoual them. Considerable discussion ensued, from which it was evident that what is called the ...

... School for the benefit of pupils proceeding from those schools ■Oxford and Cambridge. rivalry between tho two pantomimes Covent Garden and Drury Lane not likely be fierce I anticipated. I dropped in at Cevent Garden the other morning and was surprised to ...

... Lincoln’s Defence Fund, large or small, may be sent by cheque postal order. Cheques to crossed London and County Bank, Covent Garden Branch.” T. OUTRAM MARSHALL, Organising Secretary E.C.U. 35, Wellington Street, Strand, W.C. GARDENERS’ MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ...

... General Purposes Committee to prepare and carry an objection to the proposed scales.” letter written Mr. White, one of the Covent Garden merchants, showed the importance of fair rates to the county of Worcester. Mr. White, adopting the agricultural returns ...

... trembling hand. This happy pair lived on the “ second floor ” of a house in a little street contiguous to Gamck-street, Covent Garden. The rooms, thongh small, were charmingly neat, and there were many indications that Jessie’s deft loving hands bad been ...